The American Federationist, 63-64. sējumiAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1956 v. 68, no. 7, June 1961- include section: Collective bargaining report. |
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... means more than a mere living wage . It means sufficient in- come to live in decency and comfort and the opportunity for a good education and en- vironment for the worker's children . It means insurance against obvious hazards and ...
... means more than a mere living wage . It means sufficient in- come to live in decency and comfort and the opportunity for a good education and en- vironment for the worker's children . It means insurance against obvious hazards and ...
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... mean that we do not distinguish between our friends and the opposi- tion in Congress . It means only that we do not consider party labels . A few days from now the delegates to our national convention will be drawing up a legislative ...
... mean that we do not distinguish between our friends and the opposi- tion in Congress . It means only that we do not consider party labels . A few days from now the delegates to our national convention will be drawing up a legislative ...
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... means of putting the policy of non - discrim- ination into practice . The question before this group is : What are the best ways and means of getting the job done ? " This conference will make no binding decisions . It will lay down ...
... means of putting the policy of non - discrim- ination into practice . The question before this group is : What are the best ways and means of getting the job done ? " This conference will make no binding decisions . It will lay down ...
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